iPhoto caption: The company of 'The Welkin.' Photo by Dahlia Katz.
REVIEW: The Welkin careens from raucous comedy to crushing tragedy
The problem with human rights is that, if you believe in them, you have to apply them to everyone. Political opponents. Murderers. Your ex. People whose phones go off at the theatre. Women. The character of Sally puts this theory to a stress test; in bahia watson’s assured hands, she’s gleefully unlikeable, glorying in a storm of suspiciously modern swearing, lacking any flicker of conscience, and biting the hands that are trying to help her.
By Ilana Lucas
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Sep 13, 2025
iPhoto caption: L to R: Raquel Duffy, Amaka Umeh, Courtney Ch’ng Lancaster, Mayko Nguyen, Ruth Goodwin, Hallie Seline, and Brefny Caribou. Photo by Dahlia Katz.
iPhoto caption: Salt Water Moon, Factory. Photo by Joseph Michael.
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iPhoto caption: Cast of TomorrowLove. Photo by Neil Silcox
Meditative Dreamscapes
It is a rare privilege to be afforded the opportunity to make my race and gender neither invisible nor central.
By Anand Rajaram
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